[Twodees]

I didn't read an article which stated that the feebs neglected to get medical attention for the victim for that long. This is the second time i've seen that referred to in a response, though. If that's true, it makes my blood boil at everyone involved, including the AA county deputies who came to the scene.

That's as bad as anything I've heard about this case so far.

[sport]

Twodees, it was in the first articles when the story first broke. I read it. I believe that it has been erased from subsequent stories.

The girl's father made the allegation, They left the man lying handcuffed for 40 minutes before allowing medical attention.

Other posters reported that the news film had pictures of the agents celebrating and joking with each other.

[Database]

According to the initial news article the stop was made at about 6 p.m. and then in a later article we get the following timeline for the medical response:

According to county 911 dispatch records, the Fire Department was called to respond to the shooting at 6:12 p.m., and the first units arrived by 6:15 p.m. Paramedics arrived two minutes later.

By 6:22 p.m., paramedics had finished their assessment and called for a helicopter to transport Schultz to the shock trauma center.

The paramedics were en route to the trauma unit by 6:53, according to the records.

I kinda of doubt the accuracy of the claim of a 40 to 60 minute delay in getting first medical attention.